Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1887-03-04
NEW LAWS
Enacted at the l4th Biennial Session of
the Oregon Legislature
MEMORIALS ro CONGRESS.
SENATE BILLS SIGNED.

Grove; went into effect upon approval.
Is-The Portland railroad bridge bill;passed
over the Governors veto.
I6-Amendlng the Pr1neyille charter.
I7-Provlding for health officer at Gardi
ner, at salary of $500 year.
IS-Hare's swamp land bill; went into effect
on approval.
26-Amending the Salem charter; went in
to effect on approval.
54 and Authorizing the lease of the O.
r. & N system TO the Union Pacific; not
signed by the Governor, but became law by
limitation.
62-Wacer, abolishing the LaGrande land
Office.
Authorizing the Mutnomah county
court to build an armory; went into effect on
approval.
84-Amending the Albany charter; went in
to effect on approval.
So-Providing for the sale Of the Baker City
school house; went into effect on approval.
oo-Amending the Marsh6eld charter.
Io2-Amending the Silverton charter; went
into effect uron approval.
II7-Amending the Astoria charter; went
into effect on approval.
I34-Ameuding the Hillsboro charter.
I35-Providing that the Crook county court
shall be held the FIRST Monday il. January and
the first Monday in every alternate month
thereafter.
I37-Miller incorporating the town OF
Grants Pass: goes into effect on approval by
the electors of the town, to be decided at spe
cial election the first Monday in March.
I4o-Amending The Dalles charter; went
into effect on approval.
IsI-Amending the Oakland charter; went
into effect on approval.
I52-Stanley amending the Jacksonville
charter; went into effect upon approval.
IsS-Providing that the Portland city audi
tor shall receive no pay as clerk Of the police
commissioners.
Is6-ProvldinG that the terms Of the circuit
court shall be held in the fifth judicial district
as follows: Clatsop, third Monday in Febru-
ary, June and November; Washington, third
Monday IN March, third Monday in July and
fourth Monday in November; Clackamas, third
Monday in April and first Monday in Novem-
Der; Columbia, Tuesday after the second Mon
day in May and Tuesday after the second Mon
day in October. Went into effect on approval.
IsS Authorizing dyke across Duncan
slough, Lane county, to be maintained by John
Bergman, John Lawson and others.
I63-Amending the McMinnvillc charter;
went into effect on approval.
I65-Tbe reapportionment bill, heretofore
published IN full.
I66-Creating the railroad commission
went into effect on approval.
ISo-Providing for an additional circuit
Judge in the sixth judicial district; went into
effect on approval.
IS4-Prouding time Of holding court ii
Sixth district.
I25-Authorizing state board to invest ire
ducible school fund at 7 per centum; went int
effect upon approval.
I6I-For recovery Of property escheated t
the state.
Io-To reimburse certain counties.
4S-Froyiding that disputed boundary line
between real property may be settled by sui
in court Of equity; emergency clause.
57-To authorize county courts to construc
county roads.
Ioo-Amending school law.
IS2-Directing governor to call special cleo
ton in November, 1857, for vote on constitu
tional amendments.
4I-That witnesses in "Clatsop county re
ceive no fees; emergency clause.
7S-Amending Halsey charter.
I64-Authorizing construction OF bridg
across Willamette at Oregon City.
ITO prevent bulls running at large in Linn
Clackamas, Benton, Polk, Washington, Null
nonah, Columbia, Clatsop and Douglas. .coun
ties.
47-Amending divorce law.
o2-Providing that salaries of school super
intendents may be fixed by county courts.
I55-Authorizing John Kruse to maintai
dyke across Isthmus slough. Coos county.
27-Authorizing the construction of cattl
crossing under public roads.
6-Amending civil code.
Io7-Providing for the sale of grounds t
Lee Mission cemetery.
o5-Appropriating $1,000 for return of bod
of Gov. Gibbs TO Oregon; emergency clause
Io3-Providing that only actual damage
may be recovered for injuries received fror
wire fences east of the Cascades.
S5-Proyiding for recovery of full damage
for stock killed by railroad trains: emergenc
clause.
I62-Amending general laws.
I33-Authorizing construction Of narro'
guage bridge across Willamette between Mar
on and Yamhil counties.
zo-Providing for fine for misreprcsentin
breeds Of stock.
II2-Amending charter Of Pentlleton; cme
gency clause,
II3-Creating Office of recorder in Lin
Marion, Washington and Yamhill countie
goes into effect first Monday in July, 1888.
I75-Creating a fish commission.
| I54-Relating to property Of insane person
HOUSE BILLS SIGNED.
No. 3-Creating Wallowa county.
22-Providing that the terms of the circu
court in the first judicial district shall lie he
as follows: Josephine, first Monday in Mart
and first Monday in August; Jackson, first Mo
dayin April, first Monday in Septemberand fiji
Monday in December; Klamath, second Mo
day in June and first Monday in Novembe
Lake, third Monday in May and second Mo
} day in October.
i I3-Providing for a fine Of not less than S.
nor more than 5000, or Imprisonment not e
ceedlng one year, and forfeiture Of license {
allowing minors in a saloon.
, 1910 allow Yamhill county to reloca
her county seat and providing for speci
election on Tuesday after the first Monday
November next.
Io-Incorporating the town Of Myrtle Poir
Coos county; went into effect on approval.
on approval.
26-Ineorporati7g the town of Heppne
: went into effect on approval.
/ </-luILC0SAhS thG oti8iJ VI
county assessor from $27so to $1,000, and .
lowing S93S for moneys expended for ext
clerk hire; goes into effect on approval.
) 3IAIncorporating the town Of Joseph, L
ion county; went into effect on approval.
33-Providing that the Klamath coun
court shall be held the first Monday in Januar
March, July, September and November of ca
year. Also that the judge shall receive a sal
ry Of $500, and the treasurer $25o.
5z-Fixing the pay of the Morrow coun
judge at 5000, and county treasurer at $3c
went into effect on approval.
E 5o-Authorizing school directors TO lease
build school houses, or buy land for sche
purposes when authorized by majority of I
voters present at any school meeting.
6o-Requiring school clerks to keep r
e of persons of school age in the district, and
deliver the same to their successor.
66-Creating Malheur county.
o7-Requiring county clerks on the rst d
: Of April and the Ist day OF October of ca
year to publish in one issue of weekly paI
in the county complete statement of the col
ty finances; went into effect on approval.
oo-Appropriating $5S5 for relief of A. Y
Presley; went into effect on approval.